and then somalia. and i never go back to back somalia. but it is that sense it is not sense of closure. and that may not come easily. and then my book does really well. tonight i'm not thinking if i want all of these people knowing me. >> . >> and i knew that i was the culprit.tknew that i was the >> that with any kind of sound but i don't know. and then to answer quickly. why do i hear the sound? and thank you so much. >> i will ask you a question next. are you able to go back? >> and that's when i landed at jfk. but then the people those that who got left behind like my brothers and sisters. but and my brother and all my siblings. >> so when i go back so then i tell them. >> and for those congolese? and that solution. >> and with that refugee camp. but then and then moving to another refugee camp. and with that initiative. and with those refugees. >> it does seem like all love the talent urges not optimized if they are in the refugee camp. >> and with that infrastructure that would they can flourish economically and grow economically. >

somalia and i, i often tell people, the somalia i knew, it is really necessary. i never went back to that somali i do want to go back and kind of go to the desert. the sÉance. i want to t there is this sense when you feel in terror there is this sense of wanting closure and that is where i find myself. i long for this closure and thisclosure comes easy . as many of you know somalia is home to us as well so my book comes to do really well surprisingly. but i am thinking i don't want all these people knowing me because maybe i want to go back and wahave that closure >> that was coming from you. i didn't know if that was the culprit. >> it's not that. i don't know what it is. when i am talking if i need any kind of sound, i don't know. we all have little quirky things that don't work for us . so no, it's just the way i am but thank you so much i talked to you on the phone i answered you quickly and why am i hearing this sound and now i realize what it was going on. >> thank you so much. i'mgoing to ask you a question . are you, are you able to go back to congo? i g

somalia and i, i often tell people, the somalia i knew, it is really necessary. i never went back to that somali i do want to go back and kind of go to the desert. the sÉance. i want to touch the world that i left speared in this sense, this sense of wanting closure. that is what i find myself. really longing for this closure. this closure may not come easily somalia is now harmed. even me gaining attention, it comes to do really well. things are really happening. i do not know if i want all of these people knowing me because i want to go back and have that closure. thank you so much. that was coming from you. [laughter] >> it is not that. i do not know what it is speared for me, when i am talking, if i hear any kind of sound, my talk freezes speared i don't know. we all have little things that work for us and don't work for us. for me, i found that. it is just the way that i am. thank you so much. when i talk to you on the phone, why am i hearing this sound. now i realize what was going on. thank you so much. >> sure. glad you could figure it out. >> thank you

the blast elections in crisis had somalia. i've been delayed over a year, but voting is finally underweight. so why has it taken this long and what challenges still remain with a process on wild animals being kept us pet spy? well, the onus, that's the new craze in the arab states, and it's helping drive cheaters to the brink of extinction. ah, i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. it's been a long farewell. french troops transferred control of a key military base in molly, marking the final stage of the i withdrawal from the country. frances, until you had his campaign began in 2014, when forces helped retakes him book to from his lummus control. the gradual redraw of 5000 french troops. in this, i hail a spout of oppression. bakken was announced by 1st thing tomorrow. my crone in june, a small contingent will remain on the ground. in northern molly, the decision is being met with a degree of anxiety, a last lack of pain to head of a changing of the guard. when french forces will pass control of this mil

given all ou in a place like somalia. given all you said — in a place like somalia. given all you said there, _ all you said there, particularly your reference to the clans that are operating in any case, maybe this is a semantic question for you, does the president have the right or the president have the right or the power to suspend the prime minister? it the power to suspend the prime minister? , ~ . minister? it is unclear if the president — minister? it is unclear if the president has _ minister? it is unclear if the president has that - minister? it is unclear if the president has that power, l minister? it is unclear if thej president has that power, it seems that power would reside with lawmakers. there is a constitution that people should be abiding by that was drafted in 2012, it is unclear, as i've said that the president has that power but that said, the president did do what the president did do what the president did do what the president did and the prime minister's office has said they are continuing to work, they put out a video saying they are co

they sent us published, overwhelming support for joining somalia. but the british won willing to split the country on the eve of independence, despite their promise to listen to the people for kenyan somalis, this was a terrible betrayal. they refused to vote in their elections, unquote, tech, nor pleasure. from the independent celebrations in far way nairobi they were left with no choice but to take up arms supported in part by the somebody republic. the response of kenya's president jamal kenyatta was uncompromising. he declared as taint of emergence, and with the help of the same british military that suppressed the ma, ma uprising kenya went to war against its own people. the tactics used by the military. what to be the same villages, ocean, the mass, internment of little or population in concentration comes detention without trial on something given. the british had never openly admitted a should to kill policy 1000 swore to die under destruction of livestock force many more into the toms, altering for ever the way of life in ne province. while

the militant group that came in troops have been bustling as somalia says, 2011 penetrating a supposedly secure building in the capital. ah visa talk did not come out of the blue, says 2011. there been more than a 100 tucks in the country, but i'll shop on it. sympathizers, most top tech and place flat from the global, the international media in my home province, northeastern, which is a long and materially porous border with somalia. but instead of enlisting the help of the meal, ethnic somali population, the kenyan army and police half treated us as part of the problem with for us, this is nothing new. in kenya, all tribe, some meant to be equal. but the reality remains that some tribes are less equal than others. ah ah, this is carissa. the get went to kenya's. ne promise. my home town. mm. 5 months before, without talks in nairobi, i came back to investigate escalating violence before kenya's invasion of somalia. these were the safest trace in the country. it's a bit unnerving for me if i can put it that way. i also said that i finally have to come back to my home town to cobra confl

in my home province, north eastern, which is a long and latoya slip porras border with somalia. ah, but instead of enlisting the help of the meal, ethnic, somali population, the kingdom army, and police, half 3 said us us part of the problem with. for us, this is nothing new. in kenya, all tribe, some meant to be equal, but the reality remains that some tribes are less equal than others. all lou, this is carissa. the get went to kenya. ne promise. my home town. mm. 5 months before, without talks in nairobi, i came back to investigate, escalating violence before kenneth invasion of somalia. these were the safest just in the country. it's a bit unnerving for me if i can put it that way. i also said that i finally have to come back to my home town to co conflict and killings. something i've done across africa. i've never felt like this is security is making things look totally different. you know, i've, i've been covering other incidents and other places this falls in the back of your mind that you go back home. it's safe. everybody is fine. not anymore. with canyon somalis account

i came back to investigate escalating violence before kenya's invasion of somalia. these were the safest trees in the country. it's a bit unnerving for me if i can put it that way. i also said that i finally have to come back to my hometown to co conflict and killings. something i've done across africa. i've never felt like this is security is making things look totally different. you know, i've, i've been covering other incidents in other places. this fault in the back of your mind that you go back home, it's safe. everybody is fine. not anymore. in kenyan somalis account for about 5 percent of the population, just one or 4 to 2 tribes that make up this country with for centuries will leave, doesn't enormous. in the semi added lot of the ne keeping camels, goats, and cancelled my own father grew up the son of a camel hut. i'm going to bring me here to the market to meet my uncles and cousins when they came from tom to trade with. since i was a boy, because grown to be the largest in east africa, a result of the 2 decades civil war close to gordon somali, which met

so molly, from somalia, these are brevet people from one community. so you know, you know, the history of this origin that must cause cut it out like government security officials. now, when you look on that and the collective punishment that's been going on to, is this not a continuation of the policy of the past? you should ask yourself way to hang about all those months because you're talking about we have not had you condemning situations where individuals kill office or collecting revenue because everyone knew 30 officers had been killed in that region. there had been killed by the police that must come by the locals. we're not hearing you talking about police my seconds, but the locals. it's therefore ally, it's therefore exaggeration. it's therefore in descent to, to, to, to blame government for primitive actions carried by lockers in tile. i'm going to ship, i'm going to sell that, went on kill this policeman. use me. it's not the entire community, but it is the community i would say. so. and these people are coming from the community and that

so molly, from somalia, these are bread that people from one community so into, you know, the history of this origin. they've been, must cut it out, white and government security officials. now, when you look on that and the collective punishment that has been going on, is this not a continuation of the field polishes of the past? you should ask yourself, way to hang about all those massacres you're talking about. we have not had you condemning ah, situations where, oh, individuals kill office, us collecting revenue. can revenue authority officers have been killed in that region? they've had been killed by the police that been massacred by the locos. we're not hearing you talking about police massacres, but the locals. it's therefore a lie. it's therefore exaggeration. it's therefore in descent to, to, to, to blame government for primitive actions carried by law. course the slow here, you entire ensemble design a ship of got his cell that went on kill this policeman. is he on, excuse me. it's not the entire community, but it is the community. i would say so. and this people are coming

there have been heightened tensions in somalia — as a political stand—off between the president and the prime minister has continued to escalate. following a delayed election, president mohamed abdullahi farmajo suspended the prime minister — but mohamed hussein roble has refused to step aside. there've been emergency talks between the business secretary, kwasi kwarteng, and the uk's energy industry, to try to resolve the ongoing crisis caused by rising wholesale gas prices. energy companies have warned that bills could go up by 50 per cent next year without government action. theo leggett reports. a midwinter meeting, at a time when the energy industry is battling a deep economic chill. the cost of gas on european wholesale markets has been hitting record levels, and suppliers say consumers will end up paying a heavy price. energy companies themselves have already been badly hit. more than two dozen have gone out of business since the summer, and more casualties are expected. that's because, so far, they have had to absorb most of the extra costs themselves. it's a situation that won

people in somalia and southern ethiopia are suffering from the consequences of the trout as well. not only but cattle are dying . wild animals like this tear off are also in danger. if m is the natural calamity and inducement climate change, and maybe as a remedy to it, as an alternative to it, of the solution to the draw situation is actually having a lot of livelihood to this be. probably the rising temperatures have interrupted the rain cycle permanently. the trout is expected to continue until the middle of next year, until then, the suffering of the people here is certain to increase. ok, let's get a round up of some other headlines now. in brussels, thousands of performers, cinema operators and event organizes have taken to the streets for a peaceful demonstration to oppose the closure of bill gems. cultural venues. the government imposed tighter restrictions to slow the spread of the on the cron variant. afghanistan's taliban authorities have said that women wanting to travel long distances should be accompanied by a close male relative. this guidance follows the taliban de

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because it was clear that once you went after the roads to groups like the ones in somalia, then now they would tend to attack of the country. and we have seen that town after that invasion the level of attack in, but you will an artist and province in monday on with dea county and gary's that has been significant. how has that changed the economic and political environment in the country? there's generally being a growing and ease about so man is in the country. and down there has effect, been in puts of the country like nairobi dead, incidences of attacks against tamales. but whenever an explosion, kelley, honestly, aud in town. anyway, i saw the days resentment, you know, that, that they said the people were causing this. ah, so molly's, we have also been guilty of tribal prejudice. during the colonial era. we saw selves as distinct from kenneth about, tribes unfold to be categorized as issue as indian, some at ups war, other than african and dubious privilege for which we paid higher taxes and go to live here in italy. the area of the capital that resolved for ations, like so man

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keepers, i especially frightened by drought, goats cows and commonwealth can survive without water and somalia. some common heard us have found success by book in tradition. ah, it is breakfast time. it the bed a camel farm. on the outskirts of the somali capital mogadishu, one or 2 animals, have found something to chew on, but they are all pretty hungry. all eyes are all the activity at the edge of the enclosure, in the heaps of freshly cut grass leaves and 3 just to morsels for the english, but also vital to their health. these nothing to grieve on the cindy ground. a son abdulla man. so beer is the fund manager, a head, his size typically is more room to room, but space here is limited. there are a lot of the really al your a couple are. you face so many challenges when you bring candles to the city of kent or not. and also has the animals need to be trained to leave on the small area your cobra. so that requires a lot of patience and experience the all the other challenges are finding enough food for the camels in the city and ensuring the are provided the things the old get from the does

become old, simply cannot find enough to eat in the bushland of the launch of billy ridge in eastern somalia. and i knew february we had us talk a lot about how to get our camel's away from here and find new grazing areas because it hasn't rained in so long. drought is everywhere. how if it gets worse and we can't be dar camel's, we'll have to abandon them and go to the city to civil children and ourselves calling in the milan. many somalis are moving to the capital to escape the effects of climate change. mogadishu population has doubled, 2400000 people over the last 20 years. it was in that growing market that her son abdulla months, abriya recognized in opportunity soft alcala, in turn, good data. another reason brought us candles to the c. t is to provide fresh milk to the people who live in mogadishu and its surrounding areas. in the past, people have to go to law areas to get it on our now we can deliver it freshly, milt right here in the ne boards. alva is our little bi line, but a lot on is looking is done every day in the bed, a camel from much to the displeasure of the young calls.

there's a growing political standoff in somalia between the president and prime minister. president mohamed abdullahi farmaajo says he has suspended the prime minister, accusing him of corruption over a land grab case. the prime minister, mohamed hussein roble says the president is attempting an informal coup. bella shegow has sent this report from mogadishu. the power struggle between the two leaders took a new turn today when early this morning vehicles from the presidential palace blocked roads close to the prime minister's residence, forcing the prime minister to get to his office on foot. mr roble then accused the president of sabotaging the elections. translation: i would like to make it clear i to the somali people that the somali federal government will be in charge during the transition period, and i therefore give order to also my national forces to work under the command of the office of the prime minister from today. and the former president, mohamed abdullahi farmaajo, is no more of the presidential candidate, so therefore he should stand aside. today's move c

can em forces embed at somalia, provoking the bladder, backlash bows, shabani that guide up flights. that group that controlled much of the country. this was the 1st time kenya's troops had crossed its borders in anger. it was to be a costly adventure. it costly both, not just in terms of the financial costs to this country, but also to the fact that tom, we had subsequently not being able to deal with the aftermath of the mission. because it was clear that once you went after terrace to groups like that, once in somalia, then now they would tend to attack of the country. and we have seen that town after that invasion the level of attack in, but you will an artist and brokerage in monday on with dea county and gary's that has been significant. how has that changed the economic and political environment in the country? this generally being a growing and ease about so man is in the country and down there has in fact been in puts of their country like nairobi dead, incidences of attacks against him on his back whenever an explosion or cause. honestly, aud in town anyway. i saw that thes

people in somalia and southern ethiopia are suffering from the consequences of the drought as well. not only the cattle are dying, wild animals like this dear off, are also in danger. i sent me the letter of gallery to an inducement, flemetcher, and maybe as a remedy to it as an alternative to it. as a solution to the drawer situation is actually having a lot of livelihood to this people. the rising temperatures have interrupted the rain cycle permanently. the drought is expected to continue until the middle of next year, until then, the suffering of the people here is certain to increase. let's get a round up of some other headlines now. the bodies of more than a dozen migrants have washed up on a libyan beach. the red kristin says their boat sank as they tried to cross the mediterranean sea to europe. the route from libya to italy is the world's most dangerous. we have some 1500 people missing and fear drown this year. us airlines have cancelled hundreds of flights for a 3rd day due to on recruiting infections among staff. all of the major carriers have faced labor shortages becau

ah, washing elgin or alive from headquarters in delphi, daddy navigator also coming up. somalia, prime minister cried foul after the president says he suspended him over allegations of corruption. vienna brings together iran and the world powers for an 8th round, a toss over reviving the nuclear deal. and to rom says the priority is for lifting all the un sanctions. another winter of discontent is current of our cases hit record high, disrupting flight, and straining medical infrastructure around the globe. ah, hello, iraq supreme court has ratified. october is parliamentary election results. supporters of iranian back, she groups have been rallying against the decision they were confronted by security forces near the court, which earlier rejected and appealed to overturn the results. she cleric, mister stoddard, who says he opposes all foreign interference in iraq, is the election biggest winner of the head has more from baghdad about why protest as are obsessed about the results. following the endorsement of iraq's parliamentary elections results, these sisters supporters of the poli

ah, results for my headquarters in delphi, daddy and obligate, also ahead somalia as prime minister child security forces. he's in charge and, and escalating disputes with the president. another winter of discontent is current of ours cases, hit record highs, disrupting flights on straightening medical systems around the world. and as part of our look ahead to 2022, we see what's in store for europe's power houses. germany and france. ah, hello, iraq supreme court has ratified october. the parliamentary election results after rejecting an appeal by the opposition quarters of irradiance by fruit say they were there were widespread irregularities and had been protesting in bagdad she r sowards most. so the southern who opposes all for an interference in iraq is the election biggest winner. my head has more from baghdad about why protest or is, are obsess about the results. following the endorsement of iraq's parliamentary elections results. these protesters, supporters of the political parties that last many seats in the election, se they will continue protesting here, occupying areas, need

the conflict between somalia is west and backed government and the armed group al shabanni has dragged on. some analysts say the entire region is caught in a bigger geopolitical shift. the horn of africa is in, in crisis. and the middle east and gulf countries seem to have gone to an improvised reactive way of engaging with the crises in the horn. and in all of this, we really don't see the kind of influence from the european union, the u. k. of the united states. that we, we have seen in the past few decades in this part of the world, they just don't seem to be the primary international actors anymore. across the region, promises of democracy has been delayed. millions of people remain displaced by conflicts. malcolm web al jazeera rescue teams or trying to reach people trapped in northern brazil. after 2 dams bursts causing major flooding. it followed heavy rains in bye. he est dozens of homes, roads and bridges have been damaged. officials say the state has received 5 times the average rainfall for december to peru now where at least 10000 children have lost one or both of their par

but all the things that we do know is of a major humanitarian crisis in somalia, where a drought and recent fighting up cost 100000 people from their homes and we'll have all the action from the pizza, our top semi finals, algeria eliminates house nation cut off the scoring from a late penalty ah, or the u. s. president has visited communities hit by last week, severe tornadoes, promising to help them rebuild. joe biden says his government will cover the 1st month of clean up costs, describing the scale of the destruction as beyond belief. 88 people were killed across 6 states, and more than a 100 are still missing. how does your cast her reports from mayfield in kentucky? this street in bowling green, kentucky once rang with the sounds of children playing young families lived here. but then on friday the tornado came and some neighbours sheltered together. they decided to get in the 1st house together. and unfortunately, the house was just a mileage for the grounds. 11 people died here. 8 of them were children or i don't know what it is. it's hard when somebody's gone and you're sho

in somalia we've had forces in somalia and stationed nearby but a focus that focuses on episodic engagement, building capacity, working with partners to build capacity, both involve elements that could be described as over the horizon but are tailored to the nature of the threat. mr. lynch: does the state department have a role in this? mr. landberg: absolutely. we look at this especially in places like the sahale and east africa. that includes state department, u.s. law enforcement and d.o.d. and other interagency allies. that is part of the equation. but the administration actually is looking at it is an approach that includes development assistance and governance and working with other countries so one of the things i wanted to highlight is that we work very closely with our allies and through a number of international organizations. the deicisco lition is something we've been working on -- the de-isis coalition is something that's going to help the 84 members focus efforts, leverage our capabilities on addressing terrorist threats in africa. this is like a whole of government but an int

become old, simply cannot find enough to eat in the bushland of the lord of billy ridge in eastern somalia. and only february, we had us talk a lot about how to get our candles away from here and find new grazing areas because it hasn't rained in so long. drought is everywhere. if it gets worse and we can't feed our camels, we'll have to abandon them. and go to the city to civil children and ourselves, khalilah milan. many somalis are moving to the capital to escape the effects of climate change. mogadishu population has doubled, 2400000 people over the last 20 years. it was in that growing market that her son abdulla months, abriya recognized in opportunity soft alcala, in turn called naca. another reason we brought us camels to the c, t is to provide fresh milk to the people who live in mogadishu and its surrounding areas. in the past, people have to go to law areas to get it. hold on. now we can deliver it freshly, milt right here in the knee board annual about his own obama. helen, on his looking is done every day in the bed, a camel from much to the displeasure of the young calls. but

neighboring somalia has declared a humanitarian emergency. southern ethiopia also hit hard. but these forecasts due to the country. experts warning things get worse in the region. >> the period of recovery between one drought to the next, or one flood to the next is becoming shorter and shorter. how this translates is local communities are having very ort periods to be able to recover. >> like many pastoralists, abraham is helping some of his livestock survives. he will keep trying everything until conditions change. but every day brings him more losses and heartbreak. and he's barely surviving himsf. bbc news, or jeer. >> let's take a look at some other news. pakistan's prime minister condemned what he called a horrific vigilante attack on a sri lankan man who was lynched after being accused of blasphemy. he said the burning alive after he was beaten by an angry mob was a day of shame for pakistan. authorities in italy say man who wanted a covid vaccination certificate without getting the jab tried using a fake arm. he arrived with a silicone mold covering his arm hoping it

know, for example, as a complex lemon. libya lingering conflicts in iraq and syria and other places. somalia, the world essentially has written off these conflicts. what we're seeing now is the expansion of the concept of a disposable nation in somalia was the 1st disposable country in the world. and the late eighty's ninety's when it started to fall apart, and most of the world just didn't care. and we're seeing similar things. you know, what not only do, does the world not care very much about the libya, palestine, one of the things that they're actively involved in the military, you know, the british, french, the americans, the russians are the iranians, the turks, everybody is actively involved in these conflicts so i think we're going to just see them continue. and the reason the underlying reason is that the social integrity of many of these countries is collapsing because about 70 to 80 percent of people in the arab countries cannot meet their basic weekly and monthly needs of madison education and shelter. so the integrity, the viability of these countries is, is rattled, it's not co

takes a look back at what happened in sedan, somalia, an ethiopian in 2021. protest is on the streets of su, don's capital cartoon in the morning and the military rule lane. and we have demands that include any military rule and a civilian government with competent capabilities. that's why we're out on the straits. the transitional government was formed after protests and did the 30 year rule of omar alba here in april 2019. ah, but in october to don's army, overthrew that transitional government, dashing demonstrators, hopes of democracy only so much and you should treat them both changing of god is very important. symbolic but the hard grasp of building a democratic cultural audience security for these that do not believe in unity. not having a judiciary that can do it without any. yes. not having a legislator free press. i think that is a very low sure. in the conflict in neighboring ethiopia, who sides have been accused of mass rapes and killings of civilians. both government troops and rebels have make gains in recent month and then lost them again. the war started as a result of

people in somalia and southern ethiopia are suffering from the consequences of the drought as well. not only the cattle are dying, wild animals like this dear off are also in danger. i sent me the letter of gallery to an inducement, climate change, and maybe as a remedy to it as an alternative to it. as a solution to the drawer situation is actually having little daunting leveling with this people. the rising temperatures have interrupted the rain cycle permanently. the drought is expected to continue until the middle of next year, until then, the suffering of the people here is certain to increase. let's get a round up of some other headlines now. the bodies of more than a dozen migrants have washed up on a libyan beach. the red kristen says their boat sank as they tried to cross the mediterranean sea to europe. the route from libya to italy, is one of the world's most dangerous, with some 1500 people missing anthea drowned this year. us airlines have cancelled hundreds of flights for a 3rd day due to armor cronin fictions among staff. all of the major carriers have faced labor sho

still had on al jazeera tension has run high and somalia to the president removes the prime minister from office. ah hello there, the extreme weather divide continues across the us as we look to north america. we were very cold weather cleaning on to northern and western areas with some exceptional cold in western parts of canada. we seen temperatures plummet here, but there's a lot of wants to be found in the southeast. we've got women moving up from the gulf and where these 2 combined we are seeing some severe storms with more snow, but much of the focus is still on the west. coast but winter storms pulling in to washington and oregon heavy snow. here, by the time we get to wednesday, there'll be more rain for california and snow skirting its way further east is more heavy snow as well for central parts of canada, ontario and quebec. seeing that fall in the days to come, it's going to get wetter as well across the se, thanks to those hot and humid conditions that brew up those storms. but for the east coast, it is going to dry up by friday, some showers for new york and washington